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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1929
Page
2
Mrs. Anna C. Dubuque national director will be principal speaker. Miss Sadie Howell Lafayette state regent will preside. The annual Alumni Association dance and C D A related events are scheduled for July 1 to 3 in Galveston Texas.
Ballet classes led by George W. Lipps of the Hoosier Athletic Club stage their sixth annual recital at the Sivile Tarnter Playhouse Friday night at eight. The program features Japense Maid, American Patrol, Valse Connette, A Fantasy of India and numerous solo and group dances by Lipps pupils including Jane Sherer Jane Walker Barbara Gil mour and Betsy Ross Graham among many others.
Alpha Alumnae chapter and Epsilon active chapter of Alpha Delta Theta will entertain with a benefit bridge party Friday at the Woman's Department Club. Proceeds go to the national endowment fund. Reservations by Mrs. G. H. Shadinger and others. more can be made with Miss Virginia Barnes or Miss Ercil Askren.
Miss Sue Stewart was elected official delegate for the National Zontian convention to be held June 14 and 15 in Erie Pennsylvania. Guest delegates include Mrs Jane Fairfield Miss Sadiemay McNutt Miss Clara Vincent and Miss Geneva Hall. Next meeting is a dinner at 6 15 Tuesday night June 11 at the Columbia Club.
Mrs. Norman A. Perry hosts a luncheon bridge party at the Woodstock club honoring her guest Miss Harriet Jane Fliedner who arrived from Los Angeles with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Fliedner. Also present were Mrs. John K. Ruckelshaus and a list of society guests.
Myra Reynolds Richards head of anatomy and sculpture at John Herron Institute resigns after eleven years. She will study in Paris and Rome for a year or more this fall and upon return will open a New York studio and live there.
Mrs Ida N Wheeler of 632 East North street leaves for New York City to be a guest of her son G G Wheeler. Mr and Mrs H C Brooks of 1801 Kessler boulevard are in New York City for several days. Miss Marie Clymer of 5155 North Capitol avenue is a Montclair hotel guest in New York City and will spend several days in the east.
Mrs. R. C. Griswold hosted a luncheon bridge party today at the Country Club of Indianapolis. Attendees included Mrs. Harry McHale Mrs. W. B. Sequartz Mrs. Chris Molan Mrs. L. A. Fleury Mrs. Ray McQueen Mrs. Claude Geisendorff and Mrs. James E. Berry.
An old advertisement touts Sour Stomach relief with excess acids marketed at 25c and 50c a bottle. It claims Milk of Magnesia is the U. S. Registered Trade Mark of The Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company and its predecessor since 1875.
Miss Helen Cather bride to be of J Elwood Jones will wed at 3001 Newland Avenue on June 22. She was guest of honor at a Tuesday night shower hosted by Miss Bernice Martin at 2539 Ashland Avenue with pink and white decorations. Attending were Mrs Harold Martin, Mrs John Casebourne, Mrs W H Kendall, Mrs L P DeVelling, Mrs Robert Nelson, Miss Louise Hammerly, Miss Helen DeVelling, Miss Hazel Lamkin, and Miss Mildred Cather.
Miss Helen Cather will wed J Elwood Jones at 4 PM Saturday June 22 at Wallace Cather’s home. A Tuesday night miscellaneous shower at Miss Berniece Martin’s 2539 Ashland Ave featured pink and white decorations with guests including Mrs Har old Martin and Miss Louise Hammerley.
A bridge party and miscellaneous shower honor Sara Beem Peden, bride elect to J Porter Seidensticker, set for tonight at 4173 Guilford Ave hosted by Miss Dorothy Moore with guests including Mrs Jessie Peden and Mrs Helen Ridgway. Decorations feature pink and blue. Moore aided by her mother Mrs L M Moore. Also, Mrs Roemler hosted a lunch at 3946 N Delaware St for Mrs Ralph Lemcke before her June 15 departure for abroad with family at the Country Club of Indianapolis.
Miss Lela Boatman and Miss Gretchen Drake will entertain tonight at the Lumley tearoom in honor of active Mong Toy Club members.
Zeta Rho sorority will hold a business meeting tonight at the Spink Arms hotel. Members are expected to discuss upcoming events and chapter activities.
Miss Henrietta Kathryn Boehm and Bernard J. Sheridan wed at Sacred Heart church in Princeton with a nuptial high mass. The ceremony featured pink and white peonies, a singing choir, and a green lace maid of honor. After a breakfast at Klee's inn the couple left for New York and will reside at 1328 Union Street after July 1. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sheridan and Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton.
Sigma Sigma national educational sorority of the Teachers' College of Indianapolis will initiate Miss Virginia Brown of Washington Indiana tonight at the Lumley tearoom. After initiation ceremonies a dinner will be served and Miss Brown will receive a corsage of violets. Honor guests include Miss Mary Elizabeth Walkup. Patronesses are Miss Elizabeth Downhour Miss Helen Robb Smith Mrs Eugene McEwen house mother Mrs Blanche Matthews and Miss Elizabeth Bettcher.
The Woman's Rotary Club held its tenth anniversary banquet at the Columbia Club Tuesday night with president Mrs. Marie M. Bowen presiding. More than 100 attendees included prize winners Estella Franz Trudie Forrest, Alice Anderson, and Imogene Shaw for perfect attendance.
Members of the Thursday Afternoon Club will gather at 1425 Fairfield Avenue with Mrs. B. F. Harsh and hostess assistance by Mrs. William T. Ayres. North Side Study Club plans luncheon and theater outing. Delta Zeta Mothers' Club at Butler University hosts a 6:30 banquet at 4617 Sunset Avenue followed by a mothers and daughters theater party. Regular Tirzah Club session set for 8 at Miss Mary Long’s home 2819 East Eighteenth Street.
Mrs Warren Gibson was elected president with officers including Mrs E M Barney as vice president and Mrs Aubra Moore as secretary. Directors named are Mrs P J Hertz Mrs F A Schmedel and Mrs Moore. A Mission Group meeting of the Women’s Home Missionary Society in Indianapolis district will be held at Morris Street Methodist with sessions at 10 30 and a noon luncheon. Two plays Tithing Brings Happiness and Why will be presented in the afternoon.
A reader asks Miss Lee how to handle bored children during summer vacation. The response suggests assigning chores with allowances, sending children to camp if possible, or organizing neighbor clubs to keep youngsters engaged and safe.
Annual faculty event in the assembly hall features Miss Thelma Peterson dancing with Miss Lois Sperling, a reading by Miss Eloise Jackson, and violin duets by Miss Jeanette Jackson with Miss Margaret Carter. Social hosts include Mrs. Alice Corbin Lies and several doctors and spouses in the receiving line.
Miss Schroeder entertains Alpha chapter Theta Sigma Delta sorority at 8 pm Thursday at 312 Northern Avenue. Mr and Mrs George W Hewitt Newcastle celebrate golden wedding anniversary with open house 2 to 5 pm at their home.
The Hoosier Athletic Club schedules a bridge party for members at 8 15 PM on Thursday at the club. It invites members to join in the monthly event and enjoy a social game night.
The article advises buying zucchini and slicing it to about a quarter inch, then steaming briefly with butter and seasonings. If steaming cannot be done, a light boil in hot salted water is recommended as the next best cooking method.
Miss Viola Miller of Louisville wed Arthur G. Hueber of Louisville at the groom’s parents home with Rev. J. C. Peters officiating. A pianist, Tessie Madden, played bridal airs and Elmer L. Hueber served as best man. The couple will reside at 418 Iowa Street after June 12 and travel to Cincinnati Jeffersonville Louisville.
Members of the Arabian and Semi El Camilla chapters of the International Study and Travel Club sponsor an international entertainment at 8 PM Thursday at Brookside Community House. Mrs. Artman welcomes, Swiss pianist L M Pauli performs, Ray Trent discusses foreign business relations, Sonia Neff plays accordion, Howard Meyer reads, and the Arabian sword dance by Sheik Abu Hassan Effendi and Sheik Abu Abdar closes with George Todd as referee.
Green kitchen shower given at Miss Elizabeth Edson Engle’s home honors her upcoming marriage to Paul Ellsworth Driscoll on June 26 at Broadway Methodist Episcopal church. The party featured spring flowers yellow tapers and green tulle decorations with guests including Mrs. T. William Engle and 12 other women.
Miss Gretchen Mueller, whose marriage to Howard Osswald on June 27, was honored at a linen shower hosted by Miss Josephine Schmitt at 1134 West Thirty-second street. Attending were Mrs. Lula Mueller and several Mrs. Schmitts and Miss Rollison Miss Mildred Stumph and Miss Clara Ann Schmitt.
Miss Ruby Stout announces the Alpha Delta Pi alumnae club will meet tonight at the chapter house 4403 North Capitol Avenue. She outlines committees for the coming year including Finance Helen Adelay Publication Harriet Jaeline Membership Bernice Gaskins Social Doris Smith Hospitality Rebecca von Raeden.
W E A will entertain with a card party at 2 o dine Thursday at Castle Hall 23 East Ohio street in Hollister.
Second in a series of informal summer dinner bridge parties for Highland Golf and Country Club members will start at 6 30 PM at the clubhouse. Chairs R V Law and team oversee arrangements with numerous member couples helping. reservations are limited to 250 and due by Thursday night.
Stockholders of My Chapter House Association of Kappa Kappa Gamma will hold their semi annual meeting at the chapter house located at 4546 North Pennsylvania Street. Saturday June 15 luncheon at 12 30 followed by the meeting at 1 30 reservations may be made at the chapter house.
Members of the Riley Study Club observe guest day with an indoor picnic dinner Thursday in the assembly room of branch library No. 4. Miss Bonita Worley will read, and Miss Anna Taylor will lead Latin English and home economics classes. Fifteen Minutes of Robert Browning will be presented. Next meeting is June 18.
Miss Virginia Crane of Harrisburg Illinois will attend a farewell party tonight at the home of her cousin Mrs Otto Parris 401 North Wallace street She has studied dramatic art at the Metropolitan School of Music and will return to Harrisburg within a few days.
Mrs. Alice Corbin Lies, president of Teachers' college of Indianapolis, delivered a farewell address to the graduating class at the last chapel meeting Tuesday afternoon. She urged students to give children under their guidance opportunity to think for themselves.
Miss Carol Josephine Donahue and Claude Matthews Pitsenberger wed at SS Peter and Paul Cathedral in a 7 am nuptial mass led by Bishop Joseph Chartrand. The couple's breakfast followed at the Marott hotel before a motor trip.
Mrs Leroy Mansfield and Mrs Theodore EF Myers hosted a luncheon bridge at 2505 Park Avenue for Mary Lee Orloff ahead of her June 22 wedding to Howard W Fieber at Meridian Street Methodist church. Miss Ann Louise Burkett hosted at 2942 Broadway with Belle Saltford of Poughkeepsie as guest.
Pledges will entertain members of Sigma Delta Tau at the home of Miss Kathryne McKinney located at 1902 Ruckle Street this evening.
The Women’s Benefit Association will entertain with a card party at Castle Hall at 2 o’clock Thursday afternoon.
A Sugar Institute advertisement urges enjoyable diet and workouts. It promotes varied healthful foods prepared appetizingly and endorses sugar as a flavor enhancer to improve meal palatability and nourishment.
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